will these coilovers work?

[jkool15]

i want to lower my 3gee come summer time..... i found these coilovers on cardomain, they are ground control coilovers.. i do not know much about suspension ... i'd like some help please.... will these fit my 88 ex-i and what shocks/struts will i need to work with these?

coilovers
http://www.cardomain.com/item/GRO450501

tokico sport shocks
http://www.cardomain.com/shoplist~t~Sport%2520Shocks

will these shocks work with the coilovers???

thank's in advance for any input

[ghettogeddy]

u want tokico hp blues and the ground controls should work fine, im running the hp blues and dropzone sport coilovers

[jkool15]

also what are your opinions on these.....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/86-87...96461487QQrdZ1

i searched about coilovers here on 3geez.... and read that i shouldnt go cheap... so im assuming these are no good..... also under the specs for these coilovers it says its compatible with stock struts.... should i believe that???

[MessyHonda]

also what are your opinions on these.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/86-87...96461487QQrdZ1
i searched about coilovers here on 3geez.... and read that i shouldnt go cheap... so im assuming these are no good..... also under the specs for these coilovers it says its compatible with stock struts.... should i believe that???

i would get something name brand

[jkool15]

i would get something name brand

ya that's what i was thinking ... just wanted to get some other opinions...

[jkool15]

u want tokico hp blues and the ground controls should work fine, im running the hp blues and dropzone sport coilovers

thank's..... the tokico shocks that i posted, those aren't the ones u are talking about are they???

[ghettogeddy]

also under the specs for these coilovers it says its compatible with stock struts.... should i believe that???

no

[shepherd79]

hell no. Ground control coilovers are hard as hell. Tokico aren't designed for anything but stock suspention.
Those coilovers will kill tokico struts in no time, plus the ride will be bouncy ad HELL.
remember, when it comes to cars, you get what you pay for.
if you want to lower your car properly, find Intrax springs and use tokico struts. I had Intrax springs with stock struts, it was bouncy ride when i was fully loaded with 5 people and stuff in a trunk. if you get tokico struts it will make a nice ride.

[ghettogeddy]

thank's..... the tokico shocks that i posted, those aren't the ones u are talking about are they???

no

[ghettogeddy]

hell no. Ground control coilovers are hard as hell. Tokico aren't designed for anything but stock suspention.
Those coilovers will kill tokico struts in no time, plus the ride will be bouncy ad HELL.
remember, when it comes to cars, you get what you pay for.
if you want to lower your car properly, find Intrax springs and use tokico struts. I had Intrax springs with stock struts, it was bouncy ride when i was fully loaded with 5 people and stuff in a trunk. if you get tokico struts it will make a nice ride.

my ride is stiff not bouncy

[jkool15]

hell no. Ground control coilovers are hard as hell. Tokico aren't designed for anything but stock suspention.
Those coilovers will kill tokico struts in no time, plus the ride will be bouncy ad HELL.
remember, when it comes to cars, you get what you pay for.
if you want to lower your car properly, find Intrax springs and use tokico struts. I had Intrax springs with stock struts, it was bouncy ride when i was fully loaded with 5 people and stuff in a trunk. if you get tokico struts it will make a nice ride.

wut about for coilovers? i wanted to go with coilovers so i could adjust the height in the winter..... but i'll go with springs if they are the better choice.

[MessyHonda]

yeah get coil overs if you want to adjust.

[jkool15]

yeah get coil overs if you want to adjust.

that's really wut i want, but it's not a big deal..... i just want to lower my car and still have good ride quality.. so just if any one has any good setups let me know. weather it be springs or coilovers. just let me know which coilovers/springs will work best with witch stuts.

[teck]

im running tokico blues and bomz coilovers

[jkool15]

im running tokico blues and bomz coilovers

hows the ride??? and are those coilovers for a 3gee or did u use them from another geneartion??? i found the site but didnt find the 3 gee in the list of avaiable

[ghettogeddy]

my dropzones are for a 96-00 civic with little mod they fit

[A20A1]

Yeah Ground Control sold Springs with adjustable sleeve kit's for our car.

That was one part in magazines I circled because like the DC strut tower bar it was an aftermarket part for our car.



I had 93-97 Accord Max Speed adjustable sleeves, which is not really a name brand but it was nice, the front was never bouncy but damn the rear was... with a little weight in the trunk or with a car full of passengers it was okay but with noting in the rear the car kinda wanted to pop it's arese in the air.

Actually I think the problem was that the Max Speed had no front and rear srpings... all 4 were the same.

The Ground Control actually looks like they have different springs for front and back.

If I ran lighter srping in the back it probably would have helped.

.

[Vanilla Sky]

if you order direct from ground control, you can get softer springs. softer springs with tokicos would work, and you'd still have the adjustability that you're looking for.

the best shock we can get is a set of revalved bilstien HDs. koni reds were in production for a while, but every single set has been purchased. you may come across used konis, but don't count on it.

[jkool15]

thank's alot for the input everyone

[MessyHonda]

yeah lots of coil over would work its just that tokicos were only meant for a 1 inch drop nothing much

[86AccordLxi]

Coilovers and good ride quality are mutually exclusive concepts. The springs used for coilovers are usually very stiff, and, though the ride can be decent (not bouncy) when paired with good struts, it's never 'good' ( as assessed by someone with no clue about cars riding in your car e.g. your gf).

In the end, you do get what you pay for, ESPECIALLY with coilovers.

Alex